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Yes. Each product carries unit-of-measure conversions during setup: a hardwood SKU might be defined as 24 sq ft per case and 36 cases per pallet. When you sell in any unit (sq ft to a contractor, cases to a distributor, pallets to a job site), Nautilus decrements stock in all three views simultaneously and reports inventory in whichever unit you ask for.

Receiving a 40-roll pallet of carpet, you scan the pallet as a unit. When 3 rolls leave for a job, Nautilus splits the pallet into 37 rolls remaining and tracks the new quantity automatically. Roll remnants (a 24 sq ft remainder from a 100 sq ft roll) re-scan into inventory with their actual dimensions, so the next quote sees real available stock rather than a phantom full roll.

If your routing software has an API or accepts CSV imports, yes. We have direct integrations to Onfleet, Routific, and OptimoRoute, and a generic webhook bridge for everything else. Pick lists export with job-site addresses and delivery windows attached so the routing software has what it needs.

Yes. The scanner app lets the receiver photograph damage at the moment of receipt. Photos attach to that specific lot and travel with it through quarantine, supplier-credit, or sell-as-B-grade workflows. Useful for documenting credits with suppliers and for showing customers what 'B-grade' actually means before they buy.